Bangkok: The Thai women’s volleyball team returns to Thailand and continues their fight at the second field in Hong Kong. The team is set to continue their journey in the Volleyball Nations League, where they will face Japan on June 18. According to Thai News Agency, the 18-member national team

Beijing: The Thai women’s volleyball team has achieved a significant victory by defeating France in the 2025 Nations League, setting the stage for their upcoming competition in Hong Kong. ‘Coach Oat’ expressed his satisfaction with the team’s performance, as they secured their first win in the tournament’s initial phase. The

Bangkok: 67th National Defence College narrowly defeated the SML6th National Defence College in a thrilling football match, aimed at fostering relationships, held under the Royal Patronage. According to Thai News Agency, the football match took place at Muang Thong United Stadium, marking the event’s continuation as a tradition for the

Korat: Over 600 teams nationwide are set to compete in the GLO Cup 2025, with the first matches scheduled to kick off in Korat on June 10th. The tournament will serve as a platform for regional representatives to vie for the Thailand Championship. Additionally, standout youth players will be selected

Beijing: ‘Piew’ Ajcharaporn Kongyot and ‘Pan’ Piyanuch Pannoy have expressed their readiness to confront Belgium in the upcoming Volleyball Nations League (VNL) 2025 match, following their recent defeat to Poland. The Thai national volleyball team, currently ranked 13th globally, is keen on addressing their previous errors to improve in the

Bangkok: Masatada Ishii, head coach of the Thai national football team, expressed his gratitude to the fans following the team’s 2-0 victory over India. He expressed hope that the “War Elephants” will secure 3 points in their forthcoming Asian Cup match against Turkmenistan. According to Thai News Agency, the recent

Bangkok: Eliud Kipchoge, the renowned marathoner and two-time Olympic champion from Kenya, posted a heartfelt message on his personal Facebook page, extending warm birthday wishes to Her Majesty the Queen. The celebrated athlete, known for his record-breaking marathon under two hours, shared his good wishes for the Queen’s birthday on

Bangkok: In a special friendly football match held at Thammasat Stadium, the Thai women’s national football team, known as “Chaba Kaew,” secured a 2-0 victory against Nepal. According to Thai News Agency, the Thai team, which is ranked 47th in the world, faced off against the Nepal women’s national team,